Geocaching

Glad you haven't met his mommy.
Soon you have found caches in all states.

Well… Sabidoo has to hit Alaska and Hawaii before getting all 50… and then what will he try for? Canadian provinces?

sabidoo wrote:

It was a traditional, but I was wrong about the number of states. It was actually state #20. Today I found a regular cache in Louisiana, marking my 21st state.

At this cache, there was a baby alligator lying dead on the ground. I kept thinking, where the #@*& is the momma alligator...

That's not an alligator! sabidoo murdered the Geico gecko!!! I know they didn't give you a good quote on your car insurance, man, but did you have to go that far?

Sorry about the gecko....but I hate those bloody Brits almost as much as I hate tundra dwellers.

























Thomas and the troll will like that post...lol

Wow, no kidding. If Sabidoo can kill a gecko, imagine what he's gonna do to a Canuck.

I fear Tennessee.

Loading a serie of 25 new geocaching.
That ought to keep me busy tomorrow.

Sunday we have found 5 geocaches with very original places to hide.
One geocache was haning high in a tree.
With a rope you could get the geocache down.

Has anyone tried Wherigo?

Again 3 more caches found.
I hope I'm not the only one who's geocaching now?

I've found a few with Dad lately.

rockerVu2 wrote:

Again 3 more caches found.
I hope I'm not the only one who's geocaching now?

Right now, you just about are the only one. Life's just been crazy with my father-in-law's death, a wedding I had to perform on Saturday, and we are doing a lock-in at church this weekend.

Then you are to busy to search geocaches. That will come later when you have a bit more time.
You have to tell me what a lock-in is.
Yes, I can imagine the sudden death of your father-in-law has turned the world from the family upside down.

A lock-in in just a party for the youth. However, rather than have just a couple of hours, we actually spend the night at the church. We do games, have a lot of food, watch movies, and maybe sleep until the following morning. It's tiring, but it is a LOT of fun.

alldatndensum wrote:

A lock-in in just a party for the youth. However, rather than have just a couple of hours, we actually spend the night at the church. We do games, have a lot of food, watch movies, and maybe sleep until the following morning. It's tiring, but it is a LOT of fun.

I wish our church did that more often.

We try to do something for our youth monthly. Sometimes it is a more expensive event like going to church camp. Other times, we do something very inexpensive like a movie night or our lock-in this weekend.

That really looks fun for the weekend.
I only think you mean a "stay awake all night" instead of spending the night at church.

I had a new personal record in geocaching. My previous longest slump without a find was 17 days. I have now a records slump of 25 days. But, I did twist sabidoo's arm and get him to ride with me yesterday to find a couple that he had already done. I got 3, dropped off a travel bug, and picked up another one. It wasn't a long day of caching, but it was a good day!

I just got back from finding two of them. One was hidden on the front of a NO EXIT sign - a nano in the dead centre of the X. The other was a typical Resting In… cache that I couldn't get the log from. Took about an hour. It was at sunset, so I got some cool pictures here and there.

(some effects are in use on this one)

We try to find out how the directions of a series of caches can turn to find the bonus cache.

The Geocaching.com website is going down briefly tomorrow at 11 AM (PST).

I'll be at work when it goes down. I won't be caching tomorrow anyway. After work, I am going to go to Lifeway and get the new Seventh Day Slumber.

Lucky you, you can listen to the new Seventh Day Slumber today.
I'm finding out where I can order the new CD.

Here's what changed today.

http://forums.groundspeak.com/GC/index.php?showtopic=285002

We don't have school today, so I am going caching!

That's cool, hope you find many caches.